The Penn's Grove record., 1887-10-29
MARVELLOUS
DISCOVERY.


IN u EeNuInXs
FuSpthEsra PaISerLEs Of the L~oisettlan system.
l. Wholly unlike Mnemonics In Conception, Pro.
ri. Tho Natural Memory Restored tn tia ,to,, ,.
and made powerful. Precisely as the MICROSCOPE and
ural Eyesight, 50 Is the scientifically trained Me11ory
an extension Of the Natural Memory.
II. Ine P1wsr OF continuous Attention growing
". Memory and Attention being strengthened to
no longer used, except In rare cases at irst and alter
wards In nons at all
Judah r. DenJamin-"it has greatly streSsthsnea
ny natural memoryr-Hon W W. Aston. late US.
Minister TO ltaiy---"Prot. L~oisette's system appears
G: Miner, n d regret. that it did not form a
Rand. Esq, Paymaster Of the U.s Nayy--"Thereis
b Be w SaS 5ast i,s al Il n ~ se ,sa9tS ,, 10 the land that would
4 eSrssSae hector k%eEsee ID hpI6 urch * .nrs a.,
ta5.-"f have formed one class by correspondents
and have decided that hereafter / shall try':o indCe
engage in the linguistic studies under my direction
Rev. Frapcis .. DEMO, Professor Of Hebrew in III
system is a great boom not only to the student 0
shorthand. but 70 the veteran reporter"-W. W. wi
since learning your system l ind lean soon lear
to play any piece OF music without notes, a feat I'm
man has q memory so poor that this method will no
s sos o. stand aaa II IL n See sr' ~ VIZ he one set 4 % sb1esy 4 50 s s9odd IA =
nish"-Prof., WIN; r. Harper of Yale-'By his sys
and j intend TO learn many more in the same way"es
Sir Edward II. Meredyth, Bart.-"I confidently rec
onhihtuu your bJHttH % III VINO desire TO strengthen
their memory and cure their mind wandering
tem"-WeeJy Budget--"I do not say that mad
myself a walking Hume or Macaufay. but d
say that what I had learned, l knew perfectly
thanks to your system. The result was full marx
0~5Dr'-Reginald z. Murray, Esq-"I have Just com
on top in a Bursary examination, and | owe my sue
cess in great measure to the general improvement
which your system had effected In my retentlvenes
and acumen"-Thomas TAFT. Esq-"f have no hesl
tatlon in thoroughly recommending the system 10 al
who are In earnest In wishing to train their memo
ries effectively, and are therefore willing to take rea
i aDuaDlf Mains to obtain IN ug.ful a ra9nlfp-Mr Pitch
ard A. Prsetor, the Astronomer-"Prpf Loisette dK
not create a memory for me; no, nothing of tn
kind. And yet he did for me what amounted to tn
same thing, for he proved To me that 1 already ha,
q memory, q thing which | was not aware of tin then
had before been able, like most people, to store vi
and lose things In the dark cellar OF my memory, bu
he showed me how to Light up the cellar. It Is TIL
difference-to change the hgure-between havinl
money where you can't collect It, and having 1t ii
your pocket The information cost me but little We
! value II at a prodigious, ngure'"-S. L. Clemens
ence between other systems and that OF Prof. Lol
settle, that while the former are arbitrary and arti
fetal the latter is entirely based upon Physiological
and Psychological principles"-The Peoples Frieni
u thus saved twenty hours out of twenty four Ii
learning the two sermons'-Kev s. II. Lee.
Class OF 100 Columbia Law students; 80 at Meriden
40 at Norwich; two classes OF 30 each at Yale; 4D a
Wellesley College and 40 OF University OF Pennsyl
vania; $50 at obeFlin College and three large classe
Prospectuses sent POST FREE, with opinions 4
full of eminent people in both continents.
Great Inducements to Correspondence Glasses.
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